An old-woman yokai illustrated by Edo-period artist Toriyama Sekien in Konjaku Hyakki Shūi. Said to haunt a temple’s kuri (monastic kitchen/quarters), she steals offerings and money from parishioners, desecrates graves to weave garments from the dead’s hair, flays skin, and eats corpses. In Sekien’s image she appears as an elderly woman spinning thread with a cat at her side, often read as satire on clerical corruption and decaying temple morals. Reliable region-specific oral traditions are uncertain.